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Your new bathroom faucet and a fresh coat of paint makes a bathroom like new. Add new towel bars, towel rings, robe hook, towel shelf, valet robe & towel stand in matching finishes as your plumbing fixtures. It’s that easy.

Replacing a Faucet

1.) Look at faucet hole pattern on your old faucet. Easiest way is to look under the sink. The faucet shanks are measured by centers to centers. Standard centers are 4”, 8” or 10”
2.) Please Shut off water supply at the angle stops under the sink. Many times these valves are frozen. Use Pliers and gently close in a clockwise rotation until water is off. You also can shut the water off at main water valve outside your house. We believe the angle stops and new faucet flex lines should be replaced at this time. See our faucet installaton kits.
3.) Next remove the old pop-up sink drain with 12” adjustable pliers.Keep a shaallow pan and towel under the sink to catch the water from the sink drain and P trap.
Note: We like to have safety glasses on and a lantern type flashlight to see our work.
4.) Using an ajustable 8” wrench , remove old supply line nuts and flex lines.
5.) Use a 10” or adjustable basin wrench to remove the old faucet lock nuts, holding the
faucet onto the sink
6.) Lift out the olf faucet and clean off any left over putty..

Installing the New Faucet

1.) Place the bottom plate gasket onto the faucet. Also Place plumbers putty under
the faucet plate for making a water tight seal.
2.) Place the new faucet into the sink holes. Make sure the faucet parallel to the
sink edge before you tighten down the lock nuts.
3.) Connect the the faucet supply lines to the angle stops and then to the faucet
shanks.
4.) Connect up the new pop-up drain and linkage.
5.) Assemble the P trap to the drain,using slip joint washers.
 

Tool and Supply Checklist

8” Adjustable Cresent Wrench    
Basin Wrench
12” Slip Joint Pliers
Safety Glasses
Lantern Flashlight

Hack Saw
Shallow Water Pan
Towels
Plumbers Putty
Teflon Tape/Plumbers dope

Towel Bar Installation

1.) Select the location and height for your Towel bar, using a pencil mark it.
2.) Drill a smaller size hole than the screw you are using. If you hit a stud you may use the screws
furnished with towel bar. If there is no stud where you drilled you need to use hollow wall anchors.
3. Attach only one wall bracket first.
4. Insert the towel bar into the bracket. Now lay a level on the bar and slowing move the bar up and down
reading the bubble to the level position.
5.) Mark it with a pencil.
6.) Add the second bracket.

Tape Measure       Screws
Pencil                   Hollow Wall Anchors
Level
Drill and Bits
Screwdriver

Slip Joint Trap Washers
Stainless Steel Braided Flex Lines
Angle Stop valves
Faucet
Pillow for your Back
 

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